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[quote name='risingson' timestamp='1358785164' post='1944933'] Eden did I think. [/quote] Thanks, point proven...

I like the look of that! But confused why they need to update the MiBass already though...

[quote name='vicar' timestamp='1358705291' post='1943707'] Please excuse my ignorance and feel free to educate me, but, I see a lot of money changing hands for second hand TE cabs but was always led to believe they were only celestion speakers in them! Is this the usual case of paying for the badge on the front? [/quote] How many bass cab manufacturers actually make their own drivers?

The ones with 2 or 3 at the end were supposed to be part of a modular system which all fitted together (ie the 2s fitted together and the 3s fitted together). I think.

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1354650576' post='1888801'] Although I don't use a micro head myself, see this thread for a pic of my cab with a little cute amp on top... It's even [i]called[/i] a Vintage, so you can't get much more "vintage" than that! http://basschat.co.uk/topic/191022-used-a-barefaced-vintage-last-night/page__p__1859523__hl__vintage__fromsearch__1#entry1859523 [/quote] I gigged a BFB Vintage with the GK MB200 a couple of times. That looked great IMO

Bought an LS2 off Ant, dead easy transaction so thank you very much

[quote name='subrob' timestamp='1352764125' post='1867284'] Initial report, for what its worth. Just 5 piibts for now as I will need to spend some tine fiddling. Ive no drummer to compete with atm so volume levels were relatively restrained. 1. The twin channels. Is there a clear difference in voicing or gain? I found it to be quite subtle. <snip> 4. The deep switch. Magnificent. [/quote] 1. Depends how you set the gain. I set Channel A with relatively low gain to keep it clean, and Channel B with almost totally cranked gain to get a big ol' dirty mess 4. Absolutely. Unless you happen to be gigging the new Barefaced prototype in which case turn it off before the walls and roof land on your head.

The finish is incredibly hard wearing and has proven far more durable than the tolex-covered Marshall and Engl rigs of our guitarists.

Bought a Mooer Picthbox off Shep, fantastic service, comms and delivery, cheers! Top class fella

[quote name='Beer of the Bass' timestamp='1351514132' post='1851945'] My cab should have similar sensitivity to the S12, but at 8 ohms instead of 4, it'll be a little less loud with the same amp. Mind you, this guitarist was stupidly, painfully loud, and I'd never expect a 140 watt bass amp through a 2x12" to compete with a guitar amp of twice the power through twice the cone area. With the more reasonable guitarists in my band, it does a fine job. [/quote] Aha, yes my guitarist is generally quite sensible with his volume control, a rare breed indeed

If you have a very sensitive cab the MB200 can keep up with a Mode 4 no problem, mine has done on several occasions (Barefaced Vintage and S12...)

[quote name='hamfist' timestamp='1351063969' post='1846699'] ... and then again, perhaps not. [/quote]

Nice basses! I have a seafoam green Status Shark, it's a great colour

We used [url="http://www.awesomemerchandise.com"]www.awesomemerchandise.com[/url] for ours

The Fusion is "warmer" and more organic sounding because of the valves in the preamp, and it has a second "overdrive" channel which I LOVE! I tend to run it flat but with the Deep boost engaged, it sounds absolutely spit on. The Mb200 is a bit more clinical in comparison and when pushed you get a nice musical limiter into the mix. Obviously the Fusion has more headroom do not yet found the limiter on it! Hope that helps